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I only bought a few online but my wife has learned to make her own so don't buy them anymore but between materials and uhaul pads not sure how much I'm really saving but I'm sure it's a good amount as she can make 4 liners for about 30 ish us dollars...

...and furniture covers, it absorbs very well but i think it gets smelly quickly. and washing those long thick furniture blankets, towels and fleece is becoming a hassle since i live in NYC and we have to go out to do laundry. Ive been thinking of ordering some uhaul pads, has anybody used it?

I started making my own just this month, too! I've found that the doubled-uhaul is just hell on my sewing machine, so I'm using single layers now. Keep going, looks great!

I'm planning to use fleece for my cage. From what I read anti-pill fleece is best for them. I found this fleece liner whch I think is great. 4 layer fleece cage liner with double uhaul extra absorbent pet bedding hedgehog guinea pig small animals rat cavy C&C Midwest cages

Oh I forgot, I use towels and uhaul pads also known as moving pads

@Hath I'm in the US. Have a uhaul store in my town. Bought zorb from the manufacturer website wazoodle.com

I really want to make some cage liners for my piggies but I’m finding it difficult to find the U-Haul pads in the uk. I found this Removal Blanket but I’m not sure if they are a suitable alternative or if they’ll even work. Can anybody help?

Thanks I’ll have a look and hopefully I’ll fimd something within my price point

...doing something wrong or if i should just use bedding? Whats the best alternative for c and c cages fleece and pee pads or bedding and what's uhaul pads and where do you get them. I an new to most of this and just keep doing research. Also can they be litter box trained? One loves to run the...

@rome_italy Thank you for the information! Your piggy mansion looks great! I washed my uhaul ones on 40°C. I also will wash it on 60°C to see how much it will shrink before I wash the other one and start making my liners. I also have a bag that I can wash the fleece in which keep the hair from...

I'm not always that handy haha yours are brilliant and I'm jealous of your skills! I don't think I can get uhaul here (UK) but it sounds the best absorbant layer!

You are a star thank you. Is it the same as uhaul then? Would it work with just fleece on top and uhaul underneath?

Hi Lissie, thank you for your reply. Where do you buy uhaul or zorb? I've read uhaul meant to be denim, but movers blankets I've found were not. The fleece doesn't feel wet. And I too found towers to stink so stopped using them. The only area I've found to hold a lot of urine was under hanging...

Yes most of the cage is fleece lined. The hay area has a bedding made out of paper pellets. I buy/make fleece liners out of uhaul blankets sewn between two layers of fleece. I change and wash the girls fleece every 2-3 days. They use the litter area pretty well and hardly pee/poo on the fleece...

I thought that uhaul was good too but didnt realise that in America it is made of recycled denhim (how do you spell that)? and over here removal blankets are a kind of grey fluffy stuff that do not absorb well. Mine have been very useful dog bedding though. Polar fleece is the cheap stuff and...

Thanks, I'll have a look! Need to find a more absorbant layer than towel for my urine filled creatures :)) I'm determined to look for unusual fleece now too XD

Would you say if definatly needs to be 2 layers of uhaul? Or would one topped with fleece be ok I wasn't going to do double fleece but would the uhaul wear quickly without?

So I have been looking at making my own fleece liners for my boys as buying them is SO expensive! I have heard pros and cons to the Uhaul furniture pad route, something about them disintegrating in the wash. So I thought maybe Baxter pads for human incontinence might work? They are big absorbent...

As far as I know, the UK equivalent of Uhaul blankets is just removal blankets. There are loads on Ebay.

fleece with uhaul pad under it